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NOOTtN WELLS.
'hHtb Lrti"r--Thc Great QUESTION:
wac" hSitors--Ihc Examiner in
the fi.Iit.

Correspondence 0t th, ENsmin,r
WoolNN WELLS, May 24.-Far from
the cites busy .tirWith no immediate
responsibilities aad lullod by a rustic
quiet one Is induced to lose ,ight of
ambition and of the conflict OF poll.
tics. Here # anywhere should the
all important topic Of prohibition
cease TO worry the human BRAN.
Not SO. The native population
though exceedingly small in number
has become aroused. The pros have
organized n club and the ants Will
soon follow. Ihi, place is not very
good illustration of the argument
uted by some prohibitionisls that
whisky keep up the gambling estab-
lisLments, The Wootan Wells COM
pany does not allow whisky TO be
sold here and as far as tho writer j.,
able to learn, none whatever. is i'm
ported, yet there Is gambling hall on
tue ground aud it j. nightly Icsorted
TO by those who delight in faro.
monte and poker. The gambling
halls can not be closed unless the
county attorneys of the different
counties so desire. The question
natural y arises here, In case that
prohibition carries will the
anti prohibition county attorneys be
turned out for orthodox prohibitions
lists or will the law be ignored rs the
law against gambling is now ignored
III McLennan Us well as other places.
ON account of The cold rains ia the
carly part of the month there has not
been SO IN ny visitor, as ut this time
IN previous year,. Col. Wm. Cameron
and MIS. Cameron and daughter, Mr..
} w Castles, Prof K. II. Hill and
Mrs. NJ, H. Spauldipg, OF Waco, are
hero. MIR Castles, VINO is GONZALES
cling from Nh attack of malaria, /, i'm
proving rapidly. Mc,srs. X. II. Xii
Tough and ~. j. smith of Waco came
over sunday and remained a few
days. The company has made many
improvements this year aud are pre-
pared t1 accommodate all visitors
comfortably this season. The WoOtnn
hotcl has been placed in charge OF SIR.
sloan. the veteran motel man who has
made timsclt famous for the table he
sets, and he be- placed Mr.. CaradInc.
the accommodating and genial clerk,
III charge of the oihCe. The waters
have lost none Of their healing prop
critics and prove ID gOd,eni TO al who
drink them. uder Mr.. eloan's
Waco visitors may not
FEEL any doubt about perfect comfort.
IHE EXAMINER is read with great
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-27

on tho ocean cares little about a storm, Hei
positively iudll,rer' NAetAer hc is washed
overheard or not. Bur, set night by aw.ps
glAssful or two Of Hostters stomach B.ters.
he removed iuterosi IA hl. personal ,sfety.
This nuei CORRECTLY. nruralls. In IracAlsl
Water-eitrn coupulsOfI drank on ship board
10 Iue grleYous detflueni II health the per
nlclous impur lies which give rise to iisor
der- " the stomach liver and bowels 10 ny
mariner, the tourist, he " esteru pioneer aud
miner the Bittrts - Invaluable as means vi
protection agaius. malaria, when ~ se"l' re
latent in air aud wster IT, the elect, OH over
antidote aud TO the debilltatOi aud nervous,
Affords great aud speedily felt role -Hd
KOr
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NnrrihIr kniINnN A,rIhrmt

Special Dispatch To ,he Examiner.
FORT WORTH, May 26.--A report
Was received here last night that the
north bound Houston aud Texas Cen
traI was wrecked near WaNahachic
today the engineer killed and Other
train men hurt Later the report was
confirmed The extent of tho di,as.
ter canuot be asccrtaincd tonight.
Inc usual attempt was made to pre-,
vent thy publication OF the accident.
Fun particulars viii be dragged out
tomorrow.
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state Executive Committee ct Nuu
prohibitionI>t~

fr"hihiiioni>i~
Geo. Clark, chairman. "1co.
c. W Tnto and VIII Lambert. sec
retnrlcs, Waco.
First District w l.. Dougla-s
chairman, ID Beaumont: T.. t.. Cham
bcr-. chairman, Ro LiborN
Second District-W W SplvcN
chairman, D"llcndcI-ou:A. ID lallcy
chairman, K, henderson
Third District W. II, Pope chair
man, H., Marshall; T.. +. Dcnnl4, chair
man, H., MarshulI.
Fourth District George T. Todd
chairman, H., Jefferson; II, Shorter
chairman, H., Lindr".
Fifth District--J. u. Petect, chair
man. ~, sulphur springs; t. Pepper
chairman. r., Grecuyillc,
Sixth District Cone johnson
chairman, u Tyler; j. f. Anderson
chairman, Il Tyler.
seventh District-R. T.. lautis,
chairman, D., Nills Point.
EIghth District-G. d. Neal, chair
man. -, Nsvasota.
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DYSPEPSIA

sarC'o appetite faint g7G Sing feeling
at PIT Of the stomach. heartburn, Wind in the
stomach. bdd breGh. b1d taste N the mouth.
10" SPIRITS. general proSrdtioA There is
no torn Of disease more preyGie1f than Hys-
persia. and II can IN al cases DO traced TO
an effeebied or poisoned eo1oirion Of the
biood BULLS SA9SAPARHLA by cleansing
d75 purifying he 6i0ot tones Up the diqes-
tee organs. and rehef is obtuiosd at once
hH j'tS Grti { have NO hesitation In saying
Wal I'Ntfr 'uur ~AitsNrArtIfs g. De- tho best
moi 'ur u.tuu'h. iufui iur tpe cure N scrofulA
S'tt JUS. Hui many other cut,urOus aud gIaudu.
iiAi AI,' .-u'. having us'i ltWlth entire success
~ uuuD'ra % thc above caae.
JAMES MOORE. Louisville. Ky.
nR. J'Uv Hrtt - ptoclrcd jno bottle ~
u tlN ~ANsArAHtita tormy cI1,sSsnn. Among
tir remedies aud various yfrsrrit tons that he
ins it'l ilr WtNk lungs and cucst his onU bottle
hAt N'ru ~ more benefit Co. 10 ths1 all. IL has
cured hN ut Dyspepsia ns VOL
join s.. MDUEK. VI zee ave- Ky
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tDiuOit O'iiIsII.N.
dc Addr"s-c> the Assembly nt Sew
Nork state.

dc Addrc>-c> the N,,cmbi, oi Sew
Nori, state.
ALBANY. May 36.-Thc speaker
gayel fell Tor the last time in the as
-cmbly chamber at 1910 T.. ~. but
just a. Che audience aud the mcmbci
were leaving the chamber the spcokcr
remouuted the rostrum and auuouuc.
cd tUat tjitor O'8rien Was in the
room aud cN tended him an invitation
I'D mount tie platform beside him.
hr chamber af his time Wa nearly
uIcd with spectators, many of whom
were ltdlD. and "a large proportion ut
whom mad followed Editor O'Bricn
ou bis tour through The city into the
tpltoI The passage was SOON form
eel III the centre of the 6isle through
which Mr.. O'iricn passed
THE FAMOUS EDITOR
who appeared to be- in good health
ana spirits wa greeted with hearty
applause MIR. OBricn made IA ten
minute speech in which he rel. FRED
to the universal hospitality with
which he hu been received every
whore in America to the feeling OF
security hc experienced when hr
found himself under the
GLoRIoC, STARS A>p STRIPES
at Cape Vincent, and to the great
honor now accorded him bv
the legislature OF New York. The
Irish cause he CccIared. wouldcvcr go
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Hourniui FuIhlIment of ia LittIc Girls
Prophecy.

From tho New York Herald
II was few minutes past 3 O'Clock,
anu the steerage passengers of the
Britannia were huddled on the port
side OF the vessel, because it was shell
tered from the cold wind, suddenly
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O

20 per cent great discount sale su.I
continues tor ,hi- week, 20 BRING your
cash aud soc what you can DO with h
ut LEWINE BROS.
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tpplBLE SURGICAL OPERATION,
A FATAL MIS- AXE.

! ftol""' l'''
! she'd an account oI a 1atai
reicaI operation winch ra'IS'
laerrat colhlnotloh among
hledicaI men throughout the
khoIe country IT. mayer
Ne most eminent surgeon Ill
tleyeland prohollh'lng it
ndaIo'lN' II appears mat
Mr.. KING had oeen suffering
Hrmany years from some dis
a,r- OF tine stomach which
adj resisted 'II' Treatment of
d. the phI~lrianS IN attend
an me disease commehr.
1tIa SIIG'I1 arrangement
'Ar dl@'N''"'l' WIN Il poor
petite. followed by a prru
Ear indeNcrIPaoI' distress III
te,tomacll'a Ir'lllS 'hat has
pen described aN Il 1alilt "aII
nr sensations Il N'lcky slime
o.IrctInS aoo''' 'nr teeth,
Ecau'lng Il dINaSr''aoIc taste.
lhiS SENSATION was not rrmov'
q oyi'o'' o''t' on the contra
~ Il was lilcreaNrd Altcra
E>vliIe tlir IIahdS ana feet be-.
ana ~tlcky-a cont
preparations | mere was a
|con''aW ''rd amt Ianeuid
|fe.ia2 Then Followed a
|GradlIiI nervousness. with
|gloi} I'rr''d'hS~ Finally
pa pa'rul was unable To re-
par amy lood whatever and
fi' WAS '"iiN'allpaIn m'1r
40 lol1'h. All prescribed
ei ".''~ laIIIhE To- give PEE.
ne u consultation was IrId
W I'D IL was decided that the
All'h' Iad a cancer IN the
|tonach' and in order to save
ne PATIENTS life II" "p'ra'i""
vas lN~'IIa','' According #,
y oN ,h' 22' ol f''r'''rE
90 '"' 'Py'", II. was per-
Iofn''' ny l'r. vance III 'II'
o : ,I''' 'I .'r TIC herman
~ 'I'I'F' III Arms l'I
iord"n, Dr. Capnrr and DR.
dalIiwrIl Of the police board.
rhc operation consisted in
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-05-27

y. Helkuap, chairman, H.. san An
tonic
Twontv-ninth Dl-tric, A. \.
Clarke, chairman, -, Albany.
Ihirtioth District \. l.. Cooper.
chairman. o.. Guuhur,.
lhitjN-tir-t District G.. w. Wells.
chairman. H., Bonham. Macdonald.
chairman, IL Clark svilic.
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po you need amy shit waists tor your
BOYS. II So. come AMI See our 25r
shirt waists
Levine BEu-.
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ino universe -crf.urmt OF those
VIC have tested Morris Ct-cArirc. .
NAT j. lsau uniaiiiug nud mrivd,l
remedy '"ra'lcc'ion- of ,nc digestive
Organs.
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KIDNEYS

Are the great secreiory organs Of
the body into ant through the
hd1eys fo~ the waste fUi6s con
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1E.I.ii' LILLE; RLooD PURE.
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b. smith & Son,

Who are strictly first-olass merchant
tailors, are now +, ceiving fine line OF
spring and summer su'Iings Of German,
English, Scotch aud French goods. Our
prices are sway down" Satisfaction
and fit guaranteed. Call on them and
price their goods before purchasing else
where. b. SMITH & Son,
12.9-tf No. "A West Commerce st.
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PERSONAL.

Major Thos Campbell has returned
from California.
Col. ID. r. ClendenIn, of Fort Davis, is
at the Menger.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Wells and Miss Wells,
OF New York, are guests at the Menger.
Judge J. II. McLesry leaves tomorrow
morning on his return to Montans.
Mr.. John Frazer, of the First National
bank, has taken short leave Of absence
to go to Monterey.
DR.. Frank flaming left for Palestine
yester day, TO attend to his many patients
in that city. He expects to remain about
ten days.
DIR. l.. Heidingsfelder, of Houston,
came In yesterday and stopped at the
Southern.
Representatives Kennedy, T. II. Har-
gis and other Legislators, spent Sunday
In the city.
Mr.. L. l.. Plumb, the well-known New
York railroad magnate, Is ut the Men,
ger.
Mr.. r. n. o. Bartlett, = prominent
civil engineer of San Francisco, 10 = guest
at the Menger.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Peet, Of New Or
leans, are visiting the city and looking
AZ all places OF interest.
Major }. r. Breckenridge and Mr.. w.
Won Rosenberg, OF Austin, were In the
city yesterday.
Max Elser, OF Fort Worth, is at the
Southern. He will meet the knights of
Pythias tonight in their hall.
Mr.. s Riley, of Taylor, ia on flying
visit to his wife, who is in the city for
her health.
Col. f, S. Dunham and family, OF Ksn-
sas City, left this afternoon TO return
home.
NJ. A. Redenski has returned from
New Orleans and his friends will find
him with l.. Orynski & Co.
MIR. and Mrt Eugene Kelly, of New
York, Mr.. J. Milmo, Master Milmo and
MIR. j. a. DUDehne, Jr arrived at the
Menger yesterday, en- route TO Laredo,
where they visit the MilmOs.
Mrs. b w. and Miss Belle Varnell
have aTriFed at the MeBger, from Aus
tin, and are on their way home to Eagle
Pass.
Mr.. A. w. French, prominent New
York banker and manufacturer his wife
and daughter, are at the Maverick hotel
en- route for Mexico and California.
Judge John Reinhsrd, Capt. Dell p.
Hebron and Sheriff A. BOdeman, OF
BOerne, are at the st Leonard. They
were the first BOeTneites 10 come direct
by train 10 San Antonio.
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Turner Hop.

Saturday night last tn Turner boys
and their ladies and guests, in fact, all
those who attended the masquerade ball
Of the week before, enjoyed themselves
until late hour with music and dancing
at Turner ball. Among the ladies and
gentlemen present the LIGHT noted:
Mesdames Chas. Deussen, Herman
Harms, Bertha Richards, Louis Schmidt,
Cnas. Heuermann, Louis Flies, Henry
MuehlendOrf, Willie HUH; Misses Lena,
Julia and Tony Brian, Fannie Burnett,
Lottie Bitters, Helena and Hedwig
Becker, Mary and Bertha Baer, Matilda
and Annie Deussen, Stella and Lee
Flamm, George Filbert, Belle Hollis,
Emma and Lena Heuermann, Julia and
Mary Haenel, Ida Emma Horn, LutZ
McAllister, Lizzie Meyer, Mary Rum
mel, Louisa and Ida Schultz; Messrs. A.
Brian. Jr., Joe Beckmann, Fred Braden,
Max Becker, Frank Caldwell, Herman
Dreiss, Chas. and Willie Deussen, Louis
Fries, Ed. Froboese, Jr., Frank Elan
ming, Hugo Griesenbeck, Willie Hnth,
Willie Heberer, Herman Harms, Her
man Huebner, Geo. Heusrmann, Adolph
Jess, Emil A. Kuehn, w. B. Letch worth,
Adam Msurer, Henry Muehlendorif,
Henry Michael, F. w. McAllister, J. G..
Fritz Rummel, Jr., Otto Rock, Ed. and
Chas. Rische, Chas. Runge, VIM.
SchOch, Alvin Seidel, George and Ed.
Schramm, Louis Schmidt, Geo. Schmitt,
Adolph Schenk, Willie and Max
Schuncke, Max Schultze, o. Truax, Nat
Villareal, Geo. Weber, p. Wyman, Rich
IouDgbecker.
Zotoralli's string band furnished ex-
Cellent music.
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ACCIDENTALLY Killed.

Yesterday boy named Antonio Ba-
tsglia, son OF Angelo Bataglia, q small
fruiterer OF Alamo plaza, was accident
ally shot and killed at Boerne. From in
formation received, 1t appears that some
men were engaged in target practice,
and one man, an invalid, there Tor the
benefit OF his health, in loading the
5reech-loading target gun, found he
could not close 1t. He laid the gun
across his knee and struck the ba, rel,
when the cartridge exploded, and the
bullet struck Bstaglia In the jugular
vein, killing him instantly. An inquest
was subsequently held upon the remains
Of the deceased. and a verdict Of acct
dental death returned. The remains OF
the dead boy were brought TO the city
this morning, and they will be inferred
this afternoon ut 4:30 p. IN.
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Something that Pleases.

AS limited in "Sharp cues" on Satur-
day, the Fashion theatre has a strong
bill for the present week, that will be
introduced tonight. The programme
opens with "Snow bound" introducing q
realistic snow scene and concluding with
the celebrated anvil Chorus" Then
John w. Dempsey introduces his clever
contortions, Matte Plews appears as .
premiere danseuse, and Billy Wolf gives
an exposition Of fine character imper-
souation. The duettists, Mr.. William
Mitchell, and Miss Claudio Lorraine also
appear. Miss Lorraine is a first class
male impersOnator and is possessed OF O
remarkably fine contralto voice and
uses 1t well. Then Aida Armour gives
an exhibition Of her marvellous fancy,
trick and contortion rifle shooting.
Dempsey and Hickey do a good song
anu dance turn. Starin and Riokling APP
pear 10 rollocklng comedy, and the
whole concludes with a farce called
"Conglomerstion." A more diversified
and pleasant programme could hardly
be selected and IL will no doubt please
the boys.
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The Colonel" Pleased Them,

Mr.. John I. Raymond delighted San
Antonio on Saturday night by the pro-
duction Of Mark Twain's comedy, "Col.
Mulberry Sellers" founded upon the au.
thor's ''Gilded age" OF Mr.. Raymond
SELLERS" 1t is superfluous to speak. 1t
Is admitted to be one of the greatest
character impersonstiOns upon the
stage, and is so natural that the actor
loses his individuality in the character.
Miss Helen Tracy also made a good hit
by her artistic impersOnation Of Laura
Hawkins" The remainder Of the char
acters were well cast and the comedy
run smoothly, affOrding great amuse-
ment TO thOse present. And behind that
amusement the reflective auditor found
good moral from which valuable les.
sons can be drawn
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Lost In the City.

Mrs. ELDERS, an elderly lady, mother Of
the late Herman ELDERS, was taken from
the pOor-house by Mrs. Krause and has
since lived with her. Age has blunted
her mental faculties and placed her in a
semi.imbecile condition. She has an
hallucination that she has lots of pro-
perty in the city, and on Saturday morn
ing wandered of in search of IL. As she
has not been out for years unattended
her friends we're alarmed and notified
the police. The poor old lady wandered
about all day and at night was found by
a policeman on Alamo plaza and taken
home. Mrs. ELDERS was so mystified by
the changes that time has made as to be
completely lost in the city.
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THEsECREr FTExAs' BANKRUPTCY
The Senate Committee Traces Bexar
County and Other Deposits, and
Find Mismanagement

The Senate Committee Traces Bexar
County and Other Deposits, and
Find Mismanagement.
Senator Burney, as chairman Of the
senate committee, goes for the comp
troller's Office and says that the law re-
qulring tax collectors to make quarterly
reports has been practically disregarded,
and that there has been great and I'M
wsrrantable delay In getting the amount
paid In passed from the comptroller to
the credit Of the state treasury. Among
other incidents OF the latter phase cited
by the committee the following local
items are named:
Bexar county.-On the 18th day Of
April, 1886. draft for S35.9l2 was re-
ceived by the comptroller. Ii was
placed In the treasury on the 9th Of May.
following, % days thereafter. On July
81 the comptroller received from the
tax collector OF this county by draft
$23,945. and this did not reach the treas
ury until September 0, 40 days after
wards. On March 10, 1855, for tax OF
1884, the comptroller received from the
same tax collector, by draft, the sum OF
S34 1000, which found Judgment In the
treasury on the 81 Of June, 70 dsys
thereafter.
And they strongly hint that this mis-
management WAS the secret Of Texas
temporary bankruptcy.
When IL is considered that the treas
uarer's Office Is only about 20 yards DIS
tant from the comptroller's Office the
money seems have been a long time In
transfer, and somebody il seriously to
blame for what has occurred.
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The mOvem' nts Of the millionaries are
not always to be accepted ~ being regu-
lated according to telegraph. IL is pref
~ certain that CARROTS sale OF the Balti-
more and OHIO for 6,OOOOOO is way of
II 1t ever was on. and also that Armour
has positively decided not to enter the
cotton seed oil field as competitive
manufacturer. Il seems Garrett was
figuring for q rise in Baltimore and Ohio
stocks. AMI Armour WAS having n little
game OF bluff In order TO secure decent
rates for the cotton seed oil he uses In
his lard manufacture.
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County Court.

County commissioners met this morn
ing In regular session.
Bids were ordered for painting Of
cells Of the jail, and also for putting a
new roof upon the poor-house.
Applications for the purchase OF coun-
ty school lands was referred to Mr..
Hoefllng, to make an estimate of it's
value.
Provisions for paupers were allowed.
Commissioner Quintana was appointed
a committee to inquire as to cause Of
delay in building Elm creek bridge.
A contract for Busting on the Ban
dera road WAS given out.
1t was decided that no more allow
snees for fencing be given out.
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Efne Ellsler Coming.

MIR. Abe Erlanger, formerly manager
for Louise Bale, but now managing
Ellie Ellsler, WAS In the city on Saturday
and made arrangement for the appear
ance of that distinguished actress at the
Grand Opera-hOuse on Monday and
Tuesday the 2Sth and 10Th. On the first
night she will appear In the great SEN
sAtional drains, woman against
Woman" and on the next night she
will produce Laura .Don's great play
Egypt or a daughter OF the Nile"
Since the above was written arrange
ments have been made for Mis-. Ellsler
to play on Sunday, March 9th also, the
last day being reserved for Mr.. Rische's
benefit as announced In another part OF
the paper.
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Sanguine Of Success.

The Gatesville, Lampasas, Burnett
railroad committee, who have been 10
consultation with the Dallas committee
as regards the proposed new road from
Dallas to San Antonio via Gatesville,
LampasRs and Burnett, have returned
home to convert subsidies into negoti-
able notes and getting guarantees for
right OF way and depot ground. The
committees are satisfied that work will
begin in few weeks and are sanguine
OF success
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A Good Time For the Doctors.

Austin is making big preparations for
The meeting Of the Texas State Medical
association, which takes place there on
April Goth, and have drafted this pro-
gramme for the occasion:
First night Reception at the Driskill
hotel.
Second night-President's address.
followed by reception at the university
Third nigbt-Not yet arranged.
Fourth night-Grand banquet at the
Driskill hOtei.
Nearly all the doctors in San Antonio
will be present and enjoy the festivities
Of the occasion.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-03-14

Practicing for a Wedding.

What's the reason Charlotte doesn't
come to school ?" asked the teacher of
little tow-hesded boy Monday morning.
II dunno" replied the little boy, as he
nearly ruined his hat by pulling 1t in
stead of lifting 1t off his head, but |
guess it's on account OF her beau" sis
she going to be married?" swell, she
acts like 1t. / saw her pull her beau's
hair last night, and that's the way ma
treats pa. guess Sis is practicin' for
the wedding"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-03-14
Tramps on Finances.

Intellectual Trsmp-"The surplusage
In the national treasury promises to be
matter Of sOlicitude. In view off,
Practical Tramp-"The surplusage
doesn't bother me. It's the shortage.
What Pm bothered about is where to
get a nickel for another drink"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-03-14

A circumcision took place yesterday
at the house Of Isaac Rsdzamsky, on
Water street. Cantor Joseph COrb, Of
this city, performed the operation.
Many friends witnessed the ceremony,
including Mr.. Lazarus Frank, who was
selected as godfather. Wine added to
the general good time.